Cocoinut ✭✭✭✭✭

Britannia is holding a trident and a shield, so I guess she qualifies as a warrior. (View Post)

For the Without Motto variety, I have the ubiquitous 1860-O. The With Motto variety is represented by an 1873-P. a coin that I believe to be underrated, chosen after considering original mintage, PCG… (View Post)

This ultra-modern 1936 Bridgeport is a contender, as is the 1984 Olympic dollar. I also like the eagle on the Prisoner of War commem, but I don't have a photo. (View Post)

I've been working on a date set of Morgans in mint state. Most dates aren't difficult, but this is one of the tougher ones, even in MS63. (View Post)

During aviations's heyday in the 1920's and 1930's, Cleveland was a major industrial center, and the National Air Races were an opportunity for aircraft builders and pilots to show off the latest mod… (View Post)